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AR - thanks for digging into this subject. I'm going to bring up the differences between generic and branded Synthryoid tomorrow morning when I go for a blood test. Just a checkup to see how the Levothyroxin (levothyroxine) is doing for me.
Levothyroxin (levothyroxine) is not listed in the pharmacuidical referrences I have looked at, except for a German one. Levothyroxine is listed as the generic form of Synthroid, Levoxyl, etc.
The missing e on the end may be a typo or may be how a particular manufacturer markets their generic Levothyroxine.
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